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Java Password Hashing Example

This document contains the code for a Java program that hashes a password. It generates a random salt, hashes the password and salt using PBKDF2, and outputs the hashed password and salt in hexadecimal format. The program first creates a SecretKeyFactory for PBKDF2, then generates a secret key from the password and salt using PBEKeySpec. It prints the hashed password and salt to the console.

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Java Password Hashing Example

This document contains the code for a Java program that hashes a password. It generates a random salt, hashes the password and salt using PBKDF2, and outputs the hashed password and salt in hexadecimal format. The program first creates a SecretKeyFactory for PBKDF2, then generates a secret key from the password and salt using PBEKeySpec. It prints the hashed password and salt to the console.

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12/20/21, 2:20 PM exercise4.

java

1 import [Link];
2 import [Link];
3 import [Link];
4 import [Link];
5 import [Link];
6 import [Link];
7 import [Link];
8 import [Link];
9 import [Link];
10 import [Link];
11
12 public class exercise4 {
13    public static void main(String[] args) {
14        Console console = [Link]();
15
16        if (console == null) {
17            [Link]("Console unavailable");
18            return;
19       }
20
21        String password = [Link]("Enter password:");
22
23        try {
24            SecureRandom salt = new SecureRandom();
25            int salt_len = 32;
26            byte salt_bytes[] = new byte[salt_len];
27            [Link](salt_bytes);
28
29            ByteArrayOutputStream data_to_hash = new ByteArrayOutputStream();
30            data_to_hash.write(salt_bytes, 0, salt_len);
31            data_to_hash.write([Link]());
32
33            //#2#: Create an object of type SecretKeyFactory, by using
34            // [Link]() method. The getInstance() method
takes in a string,
35            //which represents the type of SecretKey that we’d like to
generate. Set it to
36            //"PBKDF2WithHmacSHA512". The result of
[Link]() is stored
37            //into a variable, called “skf”• and it is of data type
SecretKeyFactory.
38
39            SecretKeyFactory skf =
[Link]("PBKDF2WithHmacSHA512");
40
41            int keyLength = 256;
42            PBEKeySpec spec = new PBEKeySpec([Link](),
salt_bytes, 1000, keyLength);
43            SecretKey key = [Link](spec);
44            byte[] digest = [Link]();
45
46            String hash_pwd =
[Link](digest).toUpperCase();
47
48            String salt_str =
[Link](salt_bytes).toUpperCase();
49
50            [Link]("Storing into db hash:" + hash_pwd);
51            [Link]("\n");

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52            [Link]("Storing into db salt:" + salt_str);


53            [Link]("\n");
54
55       } catch (NoSuchAlgorithmException | InvalidKeySpecException e) {
56            [Link]("MD5 not supported for some reason");
57            return;
58       } catch (IOException e) {
59            [Link]("Could not prepare data for hashing");
60            return;
61
62       }
63   }
64 }
65

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